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In this week’s email, we share a story that highlights a promising new breast cancer model developed by MSU, feature the first cohort of 1855 Professors, honor those who have served our country and celebrate Impact 89FM’s National College Station of the Year win. All that and so much more.

1855 Professorships: A new era of innovation and excellence at MSU

MSU updates and campus news

MSU named ‘gold-status’ veteran friendly school: Nine straight years of recognition

Envision EEB: Providing map, inspiration for graduate school path

Sharing culture at Global Festival 2024: Largest international celebration of the year

Native American Heritage Month: Expanding opportunities on campus and beyond

We all belong: A letter from the president

Spartan research and outreach

Understanding why, where cancer metastisizes: MSU develops promising new breast cancer model

Forests are for everyone: MSU is improving access to natural resources education

Spartan pride

National College Station of the Year: Congratulations, Impact 89FM!

Prestigious honor: American Academy of Nursing honors three MSU faculty members

Michigan Art Education Association’s Museum Educator of the Year: Meghan Collins selected

Empowering entrepreneurship: Burgess Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation named No. 4 in the Midwest

What’s happening on campus

International Education Week: Nov. 18-22

College Spotlight: James Madison College

Bridging the gap with Lansing students: JMC precollege program

From Spartans

Staff voice: Veteran support ensures veteran success

Faculty voice: Intergenerational trauma to indigenous families is real

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Spartans featured in the news

In the New York Times, Eric Olson, associate professor in the Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, shares his work to re-germinate 145-year-old rye seeds that were retrieved from a shipwreck beneath Lake Huron.

MSU trivia

Last week’s trivia

The side of a building that features several stories of bricks and windows.

Answer: The Biomedical and Physical Sciences Building. Of those who responded, 53% answered correctly. If you saw the Week in Photos that ran Oct. 29, you had a bit of an edge!

Did you know? The BPS building is the largest academic facility on campus and is linked by skyways and at the basement level to the Chemistry and Biochemistry buildings, as well as being near other science-oriented buildings on campus, such as the NSCL/FRIB Building, Plant Biology, Crop and Soil Sciences and the Anthony Hall/Engineering Building complex.

This week’s trivia

Three arched windows punctuate a red brick building.

Can you guess what and where this image is on MSU’s campus? Send your responses to msutoday@msu.edu. The answer will be shared in next week’s email.

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